Wildhorse Sets 16-Event Fall Poker Round Up With $30,000 Added
The Pendleton, Oregon, series runs Nov. 5-15, with $115 satellites feeding the $550 main event.
- Wildhorse Resort & Casino’s Fall Poker Round Up runs Nov. 5-15 in Pendleton, Oregon.
- The 16-event schedule has $30,000 in added money, including $6,000 for the $550 main event.
- The series includes hold’em, Omaha eight-or-better, mixed games, H.E.R.O.S. and a seniors event.
- Michael Jutte won the venue’s 2026 spring main event, while Lucas Jumalon later won the WSOP main event.
Wildhorse Resort & Casino will host its 2026 Fall Poker Round Up in Pendleton, Oregon, from Nov. 5-15. The 16-event festival carries $30,000 in added money across its full schedule of 11 standard tournaments and five super satellites.
The $550 no-limit hold’em main event includes $6,000 in added money. Standard-event buy-ins range from $220 to $550, while the $115 super satellites offer players a lower-cost route into the main event, according to CardPlayer.com.
No-limit hold’em is joined by Omaha eight-or-better, an Omaha eight-or-better/seven-card stud eight-or-better mixed game and H.E.R.O.S. The schedule also includes a seniors event for players aged 50 or older. Every event on the schedule has added money.
The fall series follows a busy spring festival at the resort. Michael Jutte won the 2026 Spring Poker Round Up main event for $38,941 after a field of 653 entries built a $315,175 prize pool. It was his second Round Up main-event title, after a 2018 victory, and he has also won three other Round Up events.
The spring stop’s opening $220 event was won by Lucas Jumalon, who outlasted 389 entries for $16,170 on April 26 before winning the 2026 World Series of Poker main event and $10 million. Another former Wildhorse winner, John Wasnock, took down the 2025 Spring Poker Round Up main event for $56,330 from 584 entries, then finished runner-up in that year’s WSOP main event for $6 million.
Wildhorse has staged multiple Poker Round Up series each year for more than two decades. Its history also includes Angela Jordison winning three tournaments across three days at the 2015 Spring Poker Round Up.
Players looking to stay on site can book through wildhorseresort.com, the Wildhorse App or by calling 800-654-9453. The resort also lists preferred partner hotels through its website and app.
